muleattack

Nothing is properly explained in this film. Don't expect answers to anything at the end, you won't get them.

The whole concept of this film just felt really dated. Showing lions as crazed killers that will do anything (especially if it's intimidating) to wipe out an unfortunate family just to get a redneck kick out of it.

Far too late in the game, we've seen lions enough on television and know enough about them to know that's just not the kind of behaviour to expect from them.

All the shots of the lions weren't aggressive in the least either, just up close images of them pawing or passively jogging with stupid digital effects trying to demonise them) Jaws got away with it but that was 40 years ago.

Oh, and the idea of climbing up a tree to escape lions, was that a joke or not?! Usually I'd give this a 4 as a film that was watchable but that I'd not watch again. This time I've decided to demote it to a 2 as it quite annoyed me even though I put up with it

The Neolithic grunts from the audience to welcome this guy on stage set the scene for the rest of the show perfectly.

The jokes are focused around the lowest common denominator. Comedy at it's absolute simplest, designed for people who are the absolute simplest. The guy basically points out the obvious with seemingly no intellect behind it.

I admit it could be because I'm used to British humour which has a tendency to be quite intelligent humour (I'm talking recent comedy, not Benny hill.)

Perhaps if my priorities in life were to get drunk, smoke and kill innocent defenceless animals I might enjoy it. In fact I fit 2 of those 3 criteria so probably not.